Finding our way
Subtitle: a series of short stories
By: Peter Stipe
Publisher: High Tide Publications, Inc.
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Deltaville, Virginia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
ISBN-13: 9780692455951
Copyright date: 2015
Description: A compilation of eight short stories by Peter Stipe who has enjoyed a long and varied career that has included fourteen years in education as a public high school history teacher and track coach. He also has worked for many years in Human Resource Development and Training for a variety of businesses. Most recently he worked for AAA as Director of Training and Development for the New England region. He has worked with Employment Boards for both the state of Massachusetts and the state of Rhode Island addressing job creation and job skills development on Federal initiatives. He has a Bachelors degree in History from Boston University and a Masters in Education from Tufts. Peter has visited all fifty states and every Canadian province except Newfoundland and Labrador. Native American culture and art is a passion for Peter. His visits to Native sites across North America have enabled him to gather a small collection of Native art. A competitive long distance runner for many years he has completed numerous marathons with six finishes in the top fifty places in the Boston Marathon and participation in the 1972 U.S. Olympic Trials. In addition to his writing, Peter is an accomplished artist and photographer. He has photographs on display in the On The Hill Gallery in Yorktown, Virginia. Peter spent his childhood in Virginia before moving to the Boston area in his teens. A New Englander for most of his life he now lives with his wife and writes in Williamsburg, Virginia. His son, daughter in-law and two grandchildren live in Charlottesville, VA; his daughter lives in Washington, DC.